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Originally Posted by Unregistered
To OP who is choosing - both are really solid choices. You can't go wrong either way. Maybe just make sure you're ready to work 24/7 for the rest of your life. Your parents shouldn't have to give up their life savings, though, so apply for a scholarship on the basis of your admission letter. This will help out tons, thank me later.
Look at PSC, Chevening, etc. |
Also, you're not prejudiced on the SG law aspect as much as you think, I know one B4 that is staffed by lots of
LSE graduates, starts with A. Some B4s fly over for recruitment drives. This is in addition to every UK firm having a recruitment drive on campus, with the poor associates having to take out billable hours to teach you how to apply to their firm.
I saw a fellow Alumni respond to post by OP, quite right on the statistics. You're absolutely not prejudiced by choosing
LSE over
NUS in terms of local prospects. You are favoured by choosing
LSE over
NUS for international prospects / international side / inhouse / other prospects / alumni network.